LogicProtect

   As the world moves into new digital era, producing software, especially Internet software, becomes more and more profitable. The future looks bright, even for small software development companies, except for one fact. Software piracy (usage of stolen non-licensed software) is becoming one of the major headaches, these days. With information available to anyone anywhere around the globe it is obvious that once the stolen copy of the software or stolen registration code is published on one of so called 'warez' web sites, sales decrease dramatically. So, is it the dead end? No way! Introducing LogicProtect by LogicSoftware, the unique software protection system, allowing for live license management and illegal software copies disabling! LogicProtect offers unprecedented level of protection for applications that require access to Internet. The system consists of client and server parts. The server part is installed on Microsoft IIS server. It handles the users' database, providing live licensing data to the client part. The client part (available as a DLL to be distributed with you product) acts real smart: once the application loads, it sends a query to the server including the current registration code and hardware digest. The server either responds with OK, or blocks given registration code, returning the reason for code lock-up. This way, it is easy to implement any type of licensing: from single copy usage only to multiple licenses per one registration code. What is actually a brilliant idea is that the client DLL can pass the server query result to your application. Deciding what to do with illegal user is up to you! LogicProtect supports all protection systems and registration codes formats available today. It comes with comprehensive manual and code examples for most popular programming languages. Using LogicProtect with Internet applications ensures rock-solid protection from software piracy at an affordable price. So, go ahead and try it.

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